Sentence examples for impossible changes from inspiring English sources

Turning that around requires painful (or sometimes impossible) changes, such as paying civil servants more and changing a deeply ingrained culture of paying and taking bribes.

But by demanding impossible changes, those who want to leave can simultaneously name-check the prime minister's plan, indicate their dissent and nudge ordinary Britons towards outism.

Of course, what these impossible changes mean is that I want to see it end.BRUCE MORLEYJaffrey Centre, New HampshireSIR Death sentences are often handed down even though opportunities for parole and reduced sentences abound, even for murder, in all states.

Music lost two trailblazers over the past two months, and their fans responded by creating dozens of humorous, outlandish and sometimes impossible Change.org petitions to honor their legacies.

This is probably impossible so changes in behaviour and expectations will be necessary.

In short, none of the domains are impossible to change; in none can change be guaranteed.

As Martin Luther King, quoting Robert F. Kennedy, said, "Those who make peaceful change impossible make violent change inevitable".

Perseverance: If you think it's hard to change a personal habit, it is almost impossible to change a corporate routine.

I've realised that it's impossible to change the banking culture so the only way to change things is to compete with them".

First, the data itself would have to be time stamped "so that it is impossible to change even one bit of the document without the change being apparent".

You must understand that it is impossible to change the very basic facts of your identity: you can't change your genetic make-up.